St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-15
THE REPUBLICAN EDITORS.
The Hawkeye State Votes For
Allison, With Blaine as Second

The Hawkeye State Votes For
Allison, With Blaine as Second
Choice.
E. S. Nichols, Iowa City Videtts-
Blaine and Lincoln.
F. W. Rockwell, Pennington Herald
My voice is for war On our devilish land
system; have no choice at present.
Payne & Son, Nevada Representative
Blaine for president, and Harrison,
Wise or Foraker for wise president.
S. G. Hunter, Malvern Leader-Alli-
son and Hawley.
A. ii. Chase, Forest City Summit
prefer Blaine, but would cordially sup
port Allison, Sherman, or even Chaun-
cey M. DepeW; no choice for vice pres
ident.
Alton Tribuns-Allison and HawIey,
of Connecticut.
DEBORAH Republican-First choice,
Blaine and Harrison; second, Allison
and Hawley.
John J. Hamilton, Des Moines News
Gresham and Van Wyck l would like,
but don't expect to see either.
3. +. Wright, Charles City Advocate
Allison and Hawley.
A. E. Woodruff, Ackley Tribune
Allison and Hawley.
Ed Madigan, GAINESVILLE Star-Blaine
and Lincoln.
Long Bros, Manson Journal-Allison
for president; no choice for vice preSi-
dent.
J.F. Grave, Nashua POst-AllisOn and
Lincoln.
George F. Whitney, Rockford Reveille
Allison, of Iowa; no choice for second
place.
F. T. Piper, Sheldon Mail-First
oboioo ploinn ond HorriGnn. cpaOnI
Allison and Hawley.
f. Lloyd, Iowa Historical Record
Samuel j. KirkWood, of Iowa, land Conk-
ling, of New York.
S. w. Rathbun, Marion Register
Lincoln and HawleJ.
Charles Ashton, Guthrie Guthrian-
First choice, Allison and Harrison, of
Indiana; second, Sherman and Hawley.
d. K. Freeman, COrrectiOnVille News
Prefers Blaine, but thinks Allison is
winner more sure; first, Blaine and AL
liSon; second, Allison and Lincoln.
Fortune & Wright, Bloomfield Repub-
lican-FOr president, Allison, clean,
able man: for vice president, Joseph r.
HaWley, a statesman with soldiers
record.
S. w. Young, Battle Creek Times
Blaine for president; don't care who
presides over the senate, SO that he will
give strength to the G. OPP:
l.. E. Smith, Cresco Times-FirSt
choice, Allison and Hawley; second,
Blaine and Foraker.
S. L. Myers, Anita Tribuns-Allison
and Lincoln.
j. l.. Brown, Charlton Herald-Any
good Republicans who will not be cor
poration tools; l don't think Blaine or
Allison come within these conditions.
Jacob Brinkerhoff, Marion Advocate
Robert Lincoln for president; no
choice for second place.
Milton Starr, Algona Republican,
Allison first, Gresham next, and either
Hawley OF Hoar to preside in the senate
S. III. Bauman, Mount Vernon Hawk
eye-AllisOn and Hawley is my ticket
w. n. Burdick, POStville Review
Allison second; no choice for vice
president.
S. 2. Marsh, Algona Reconciliation
and Sherman; as a Prohibition ticket,
Gen. G. b. Fisk, of New jersey, and w,
III. Mcdonald, of California.
EnOs M. Kicker, Riceville Recorder
We are non-partisan; give us st. John
and Belva Lockwood.
III. w. Dodd, Fort Madison New Mon
itor-Blaine and Allison: don't forget it:
chip, hip, etc" Knights, Sword and
Helmet-Same preference.
C. Reiteman, lie Grand Record-Blaine
and James f. Wilson, of Iowa.
independence Bulletin-Allison and
Hawley.
J. H. Wolf, Sanborn Pioneer-Blaine
and Allison.
James g. Kreider, Montrose Journal
William Larrabee, of Iowa, and w. M.
Evarts, of New York, both mighty good
men.
Johnson Brigham, Cedar Rapids Re
p blican-Allison and Hawley.
0. G. Satterlee, Stull IndeX-Ignatius
Donnelly and George F. Potter, both of
Minnesota.
w. o. Crosby, Centerville Citizen
Allison and Hawley.
Frank w. Mahin, Clinton Herald
Allison and Hawley, Blaine and Harri-
son, Hawley and Harrison.
Indianola News-Allison and some
good man from New York.
S. S. Sherman, kew Eagle-AIli;on